Sentence examples for sufficiently accommodate from inspiring English sources

Putting these two propositions together may be enough to generate the worry that universal human rights do not sufficiently accommodate the diversity of Earth's peoples.

The analysis of evaluative language resources for expressing attitudinal meaning revealed that within the system of Judgement, the current theorisation of Judgement types of Tenacity, Propriety and Veracity could sufficiently accommodate the data.

The outcome of the role-play was an academic integrity policy that would sufficiently accommodate the views of different groups in academia so that all would feel that they could make a commitment to the mutual integrity policy.

The question is whether the city's plans for baseball and soccer fields, gardens and bathrooms sufficiently accommodate the California gnatcatcher, a tiny blue-gray bird that hops and flits through nearby sagebrush while eating bugs.

This did not necessarily sufficiently accommodate complex patterns of dietary acculturation.

We used the market principles because demand and supply are essential conditions for the sustainability of ACCs: can the ACCs sufficiently accommodate demand and supply in contemporary public health knowledge and thus be sustainable in the long term?

You know, not sufficiently accommodating.

"The Pacific is sufficiently accommodating to provide not only for the role of China and the United States but of emerging powers, too".

Sastry pointed out that system design to date has not sufficiently accommodated human users and the usability of systems, which can often be the weakest link in information assurance.

Systematic studies indicate that while mesopores in the OMC are clogged with Li2O2 formed during the early stage of discharge, the MMC sufficiently accommodates a large amount of Li2O2 in the pores.

Regardless, based on students' response patterns, it appears that they have not sufficiently accommodated non-adaptive factors into their evolutionary reasoning frameworks, even after advanced instruction in evolution.